Moonlight Comments

Alvah 2022-03-21 09:01:23

It looks very good, "Happy Together"-style literary funeral, an expression of weightlessness. It reminds me of Huang Shujun's song, what has changed your destiny, what has changed you, and your silent past is my deepest sigh. After the subtitles came out, I saw that Brad Pitt was an executive producer. Well, I didn't disappoint my love for him for many...

Simeon 2022-03-21 09:01:23

So why can I get so many nominations? Why, such an ordinary...

Marquise 2022-03-21 09:01:23

One section is worse than one section. Black people, same sex, drugs, maternal love, bullying...this, don’t you dare to say...

Consuelo 2022-03-21 09:01:23

Finally saw a different black movie, no crying, no incitement, simply focusing on the growth of an individual, his worries and sorrows. The style of the video and the tone of the soundtrack all highlight an emotional creative intention. In my opinion, same-sex + black people have nothing to do with political correctness. The correlation and complementarity of the two strengthen the mood of the film, making it fresh and at the same time Muddy...

D'angelo 2022-03-21 09:01:23

It feels too prestigious. The director’s eyes are big and small, and the three-stage narration is okay, but each paragraph emphasizes the emotions too much, and there is no development, in-depth, and no details of beating...

Zane 2022-03-21 09:01:23

Talking about the growth of a black boy, his family, the beginning of his love, the impact of his childhood and adolescence on his later life, many Asians will be labeled as "political correct" (it has nothing to do with it in my opinion), or experience The contemptuous generalization of "black small and fresh". Minorities are too accustomed to white Cass, and feel that there is no need to come to such an all-minority Cass...

Carmine 2022-03-20 09:01:20

Because black subjects also involve the same sex, they are labeled as politically correct in various ways? Are drug trafficking and drug abuse, fights and fights in that area also "politically correct"? This is just the growing up experience of a black boy, not about race and comradeship. The story is not as strong as I expected, and the rhythm is slightly slower... Considering that "Brokeback Mountain" did not win the Oscar for best film, I like "Philharmonic" I don’t want Moonlight Boy to...

Dee 2022-03-20 09:01:20

"Political correctness" should not be used as a reason to look down on the film. This is actually a rare work in recent years that maintains political correctness without being puppeted. Don't do the suffering-style flattery on the proposition of skin color, but calmly tell the growth of a comrade in a completely "dark" environment. The problem is that, compared with such ordinary fineness, the exaggerated pursuit in the end is enough to show that the phenomenon itself is the true product of...

Barton 2022-03-20 09:01:20

It is not a "politically correct" movie, nor is it the so-called "Wong Kar Wai". Too many perceptions even hurriedly draw conclusions without discussing the status quo of "political correctness", which makes people angry. It neither hurriedly used existing routines to give an end to the life of repressed blacks, nor did it use a "homosexual" model to portray a pleasing gay face. There is no sensationalism to find a way out for emotional life and self-identification. Many performances are very...

Emelie 2022-03-20 09:01:20

It has to work hard to catch up with Wong Kar Wai. The male protagonist looks more and more like 50...